What
a night! The night began with the revealing of Daisy and I’s relationship to
her husband Tom. It did not go well, and Tom ordered both of us to leave and go
home. Daisy chose to drive, which thinking back now was not a clever idea. She
was distraught and clearly not in the right state of mind to drive. Then, all a
sudden, we hit something. It was Myrtle. I immediately decided that Daisy was
not going to take the blame. I would take the blame. I knew that it would be
traced back to my car. But first, I had to get Daisy home. After, I got Daisy
inside and settled, I returned home and began to formulate a plan. I could tell
the truth, which wasn’t going to happen. I could say it wasn’t my car, but if
someone saw us that wouldn’t work. Lastly, I could take the blame. The latter
was looking like the best option. I was not going to let this tragedy fall onto
Daisy. She already had enough problems that stemmed from Tom. I wish he could
have been the one driving the car. All of this would have been so much easier
then. There would not have had to be a cover up. All this secrecy could have
been avoided. Hopefully all of this will get sorted out.
Wow, today was the day. I finally was able to see Daisy. I had waited so long for this moment. It was why I moved to New York, and I had planned this day since I had gotten back from the war. When I woke up, I was nervous for some reason. I am never nervous. Today was different though, everything had to be perfect. I sent gardeners to go make Nick’s little house look acceptable. I told them to cut the grass, plant flowers, and spruce the place up a bit. I don’t think it was overboard, although Nick seemed a little skeptical. As the hour arrived, I couldn’t sit still. I was not my normal self. I arrived at Nick’s and waited for Daisy to arrive. It was one minute past the time she was supposed to arrive when I started to have second thoughts. I started to feel that this was not going to work, but Nick reassured me that it was going to be alright. Then I heard the car, my heart skipped a beat. I was again as nervous as I had ever been. She walked in, and I quickly ran out into the rain....
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